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Proxifier proxy integration
Proxifier forces traffic from applications that don't natively support proxies through a SOCKS5 or HTTPS proxy at the system level. Add the Aethyn endpoint as a proxy server and define rules for which apps should use it.
Setup steps
- 1Open Proxy Servers and add a new server.
- 2Enter proxy.aethyn.io with port 1099 (SOCKS5) or 2099 (HTTPS).
- 3Set authentication with your Aethyn username and password.
- 4Create a Proxification Rule for the target application.
Code
Proxy server settings
Address : proxy.aethyn.io
Port : 1099 (SOCKS5) / 2099 (HTTPS)
Protocol : SOCKS5 / HTTPS
Auth : Enabled
Username : aethyn-XXXXX-country-us
Password : PASSWORDReplace aethyn-XXXXX and PASSWORD with your dashboard credentials. See the full targeting reference and protocol/port list.
Tips
- Use SOCKS5 (1099) for the broadest application compatibility.
- Scope rules to specific apps so only intended traffic is proxied.
- Hold a sticky session for apps that need a stable IP.
Proxifier proxy FAQ
Can Proxifier proxy apps that don't support proxies?
Yes. That's its core purpose — it intercepts connections at the system level and routes them through your configured Aethyn proxy.
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